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Home My WebLink About06-20-1966MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SA~A ANA, CALIFORNIA June 20~ 1966 The meeting was called to order at 2:00 p.m.~ in the Council Chamber, 217 N. Main Street. Roll call was answered by Councilmen James Gilmore, Walter Brooks, Davis Burk, Wade Herrin~ J. Ogden Markel, Tom McMichael and Mayor Harry H. Harvey. Also present were City Manager Carl Jo Thornton, Assistant Director of Public Works, R. Henry Mohle~ Senior PlaD~er, Stephen Lafer, City Attorney John K. Colwell, and Clerk of the Council, Doris M. Brown. APPROVAL OF MIBI~ES On motion of Councilman McMichael, seconded by Councilman Herrin and carried, the minutes of the Regular MeetLug of June 6, 1966 were approved as submitted. ALTERNATE BUILDING Acting on a request from Cannon Electric CONSTRUCTION Company to deviate from 60' fire yard requirement by alternate construction at 666 E. Dyer Road, it was moved by Councilman Markel, seconded by Councilman Brooks and carried, that alternate construction be approved subject to installation of safety precautions listed in June 14, 1966 letter from Cannon Electric and subject also to conditions described in report of Director of Building Safety dated June 15, 1966. BID AWARD - On motion of Councilman Brooks, PROJ. T-8 seconded by Councilman Burk and carried, Council ordered filed report of bids received for traffic signals and lighting at 1st and Orange, and 17th and Spurgeon; awarded contract to Steiny & Mitchell, Inco, at unit prices bid; and rejected all other bids. BI~ AWARD - On motion of Councilman Burk, seconded PROJ. D-53 by Councilman Markel and carried, Council ordered filed report of bids received for Storm Drain in Alton Street (D-3 Channel to Fairview); awarded contract to M. P. Mitrovich at unit prices bid; and rejected all other bids. BID AWARD - On motion of CounciLman Herrin, PROJ. S-40 seconded by Councilman Burk and carried, Council ordered filed report of bids received for sewer in English, 15th to 17th; 17th, English to 978~ east of College, and Alona, 17th to 21st Street; awarded contract to M. P. Mitrovich at unit prices bid; and rejected all other bids. B~AWARD - On motion of Councilman Gilmore, seconded BROADWAY TRUNK SEWER by Councilman Herrin and carried~ Cquncil ordered filed report of bids received for construction of Broadway Trunk Sewer; approved award of contract to Ralph deL~on Construction~ ~c., at unit prices bid; and rejected all other bids° CITY COUNCIL - 547 -, June 20, 1966 B~ ~AWARD - On motion of CounciLman Burk, GRAND AVE. TRUNK SEWER seconded by Councilman Herrin and carried, Council ordered filed report, of bids received for construction of Grad Avenue Trunk Sewer; awarded contract to Ralph deLeon ~onstruction~ Inc., at unit prices bid; and rejected all other bids. BID AWARD - Ora motion of Counci~.~an Brooks, LEGAL ADVERTISING seconded by Counci~man Herrin and carried~ Council awarded contract for Legal Advertising for fiscal year 1966-67 to The Register, the only bidder~ BID AWARD - On motion of'Councilman Eerrin~ BUTTERFLY VALVES seconded by Councilman Brooks and carried~ Council orde=ed filed report of bids received for wafer style]butterfly valves~ Spec. 665-R1; awarded contract 'to Keenan Pipe and Supply Compan~ at unit prices; and rejected all other bids. BID AWARD - On motion of Councilman Brooks~ GATE VALVES seconded by Councilman Eerrin and carried~ Council ordered filed report of bids received for furnishing Gate Valves during fiscal year 1966-67~ Spec. 66h-13; awarded contract to Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Company; and rejected all other bids. BID/~WARD - On motion of C~u~cilman McNishael, ASPHALTIC CONCRETE ~econded by Councilman Herrin and ' carrled~ Council ord.ered~ filed report of bids received for furnishing annual requirements for asphaltic concrete~ Spec. 488-16; awarded contract to Sully-Miller Contracting Company; and rejected all other bids. BID~WARD - On motion of Co~ncilm~ Burk~ DOMESTIC TYPE WATER seconded by Councilman Herrin and METERS carried, Council ordered filed report of bids received for annual requirements for Domestic Typ~ Water Meters; awarded contract for 1~' meters to Badger Meter Mfg. Co.~ at unit prices; awarded contract for l½~ and 2'~ meters to Rockwell Manufacturing C~mpany at unit prices; and rejected all other bid~. BID?AWARD~' - On motion of CounciLman Herrin~ COMPOUND WATER METERS seconded by Councilman Burk and carried~ Council ordered filed report of bids received for Compound Type Water Meters~ Spec. 665-23 ,(annual req~irements)~ awarded contract to Rockwell ManufacturLug Company- at ~uit prices.; and rejected all other bids. BiD" AWARD - On mo'tigon of Cc,~uci. lman Burk~ GASOLINE seconded by Cour~cilman Brooks an~ carried~ Council ordered filed report of bids received for annual gasoline requirement, Spec~ ~61-!2; m~arded contract to Atlantic Richfield Company; and rejected all other bids. CITY COUNCIL i .~ 5h8 ~ June 20~ 1966 Fire Hydrants, Spec~ 633-13; awarded Pipe Cnmpamy; and rejected all other O~ motion of Councilman B~rk, seconded by Couacilma~ ~'ooks a~d carried, Council ordered filed report of bids received for ammual requirement of contract to Pacific States Cast Iron bids. BID~AWA~D - On motion of Councilman Herrin, seconded CAST IRON PIPE by Councilma~ B~rk and carried, Couucil ordered filed report of bid~ received for furnishing annual requirement of Cast Iron Pipe, Spec. 481-38; awarded comtract to U. S. Pipe and Fou~; amd rejected all other bids. EI~WA~D - On motion of Councll~-~ Eerrin, seconded W.T.W(?~RIC LAMP8 by Councilw~ Burk and carried, Council postponed to July 5, 1966 comaideration and award of ~ contract for furnishing annual requirement of Electric ~mps, Spec. B~AWARD - On motion of Co~nci~n Burk, seconded ST0~M DRAIN PROJECTS by Councilman Brooks and carried, ~ D-5~ and D-~8 Council ordered filed report of bids received for construction of U-1-A Storm Drain between Newport Freeway and St. Gertrude, Project D-5~, a~d construction of storm drain on Warner (F-2 Cha~nel to Rene Drive), Project D-~; awarded contract to K. E. C. Company at unit prices bid for Schedule C; and rejected all other bids. BiD~ 9C.6 T.T .c~ be authorized fer: It was moved by Councilman Gilmore, seconded~ry Councilman Eerrin and carried, that plans and specifications be approved and advertising for bids ProJ. 194, Dyer Road, Newport Freeway to Redhill, opening date 7-12-66. ProJ. S-~l, sewer in Raitt and College between 8th smd 17th, opening date 7-12-66. ProJ. 195, Fairview, Huntzl~er to Talbert; ProJ. 200, Fairview, Alton ~o Segerstrom, openi~ng date 7-12-66. Warner from Main to Newport Freeway, Projects C-128, P-197, County 220, opening date 7-12-66. Street improvements, Grand from 500' south of McFadden to Chestnut, Projects C-111, P-199, C-110, openfn~ date 7-12-66. ORD~.~NS-850 ORDINANCE NS-850 ADDING SECTIONS CR DISTRICT 9230.270 THROUGH 9230.275, INCLUdiblE, TO PROVIDE A C-R ~CO~ERCIAL-RE~IDE~.'IAL) ZONING DISTRICT, AND ADDING SUBSECTION 33a TO SECTION 9247.~ OF T~E OFF-STRm~I' PARKImG REQU~2~m~£S OF TEE SANTA ANA MUNICIPAL CODE was read by title. It was moved by Councilman Gilmore, seconded by Councilman Burk, that further reading be waived and Ordimance NS-850 be adopted. On roll call vote: AYES, COUNCIL~EN: Gilmore, Brooks, Burk, Rerrin, Markel, McMichael, Harvey NOES, COUNCILMEN: None A~S~T, C(NYNCIL~EN: None CIT~ COUNCIL - 5~9- June 20, 1966 , I ~s. 66-~o MOSS~ V.A.66-31 ELIZAB~'~ R. MOSS was read by title. RESOL~TION 66-90 A~z~ING '£am DECISION OF TNE PLANNING C0~ION A~D GRA~TING VAP~CE ON APPLICATI0~ 66-31 FILED N~ %~TT.T.LAM M. M0~S AND It was moved by Councilman Brooks, seconded by Councilman B~rk, that further reading be waived and Resolution 66-90 he adopted. On roll call vote: AYES~ C0~CIL~EN: Gilmore, Brooks, Burk, Nerrin~ Markel, NcNichael, Narvey NOES~ COUNCIL~: None AI~T, COUNCILMEN: None W~ T~ C~ IS PAY~ NO C~$~TION (H~p~ies & ~-~y, Heste~ ~ al., Le~ ~ach ~asi~ Co~., ~-~e C~ty Flo~ C~trol/Davis, ~rds) ~s re~ by tit~. It ~s 'm~ ~ C~cil~ ~oo~ seco~ed by C~ci~n ~rk, that ~her ~i~ be ~ive~ ~ Resolution ~-91 be ad,ed. ~ roll call v~e: AYe, C~C~: Gi~o~, ~ooks, ~k, Ne~in, ~kel~ ~y NO~ C~C~: N~e A~, C~C~: None RES° 66-92 RES0LUTI0~ 66-92 ACCEPTING A FR~ D,:,:- FROM JA~ A. ~N ~R A CO~TI~ OF ~50.~ ~e by title. It ~s m~ by Co, cirri ~oo~, sec~ed ~ Oo~ci~ma~ ~k~ t~t ~her re~ Be ~ive~ ~ Resoluti~ ~-~ be adored. ~ roll call v~e: AYES~ C~I~: Gl~ore, ~oo~, ~k, Nerr~, ~rkel, M~chael, ~Y NO~ C~CI~: None A~, C~C~: None RES. 66-93 BESOL~TION 66-93 A~THORIZING QUITCLAIM D,:,:., EXECUTION OF A QUI~LAIM D==~, TO OWNE~ OF ~ECOND was re~ by tltle. It ~s moved by C~ci~ ~ks, seconded by Co~ci~ ~k, t~t ~her rearing be ~ived ~d Re~olmti~ ~6-9~ be ~o~ed. ~ roll call vote: A~, O~C~: Gi~o~ ~ooks, ~k, Nerr~, ~kel, M~chael, ~*ey N0~, C~C~: None A~r~ C~CI~: None R~Z66-5~ RE~0L~TIC~I 66-54 OF TEE CIT~ COUNCIL ~EAL~ DEPART~ OF T~ C~ OF ~A ~ ~PO~ ~ ~E C~N'~ ~ D~ ~ ~CE C~TA~ ~C~, ~, A~ ~TIO~ OF ~ C~ OF ~A ~ ~s ~ad by title. It ~s move~'by _ C~ci~.~0~, secon~e~ by C~c~u ~k, t~t ~her rea~ be.~ived ~ Resolu~i~ 66-5~ be ~opted.' '~ roll cai1 v~e: AY~ ~- C~C~: Gi~o~, ~oo~, ~k, He~in~ ~rkel, M~hael, ~ey N0~, C~I~: None A~, C~C~: None ClTZ COt'NCIL - 55o - Jlme 20, 1966 RE~'~ 66-95 RESOIA~TION 66-95 ADOPTING AND SUBMITTING STATE HIG~gAY ~JNDS A B~ET FOR E~PENDIT~YRE OF FUNDS ALLOCATED FROM T~HE STATE HIGHWAY FUND TO CITIES was read by title. It was moved by Councilman Brooks~ seconded by Cou~cilman Burk~ that further reading be waived and Resolution 66-95 be adopted. On roil'call vote: AYES, COUNCILMEN: Gilmore~ Brooks, ~rk, Herrin, Markel~ McMichael~ Harvey NOES, COUNCILMEN: None ABSENT, COGNCI~EN: None STATE ENGR~ FUND A BURET FOR EE~PENDI?JRE OF STATE ALL~AT~ (~GI~ING) ~S was read by title-. It was moved by CG~ci~an ~ooks~ seconded by Co, clean ~k, ~hat ~hsr readi~ be waived and Resolution 66-96 be adopted. 0n roll call vote: AYES, CO~CI~ Gi~ore~ ~ooks~ ~k~ Herrin, ~r~l, Mc~chael, Ha~ey N0~, C~CI~: None A~E, C0~CIE: None ENC~OACH~m~T AGMT. On motion of Councilman Brooks, seconded by Councilms~ Bu~k and c~rried, Codicil authorized execution of agreement with: Mission Savings & Loan Assoc., and. Bradford. Hellis regarding sign at 1702 N. Main. Odd Fellows Building Association of Santa A~a regarding sign at 309~ N. Main. CO~ CENTER LEASE of building known as T-12 at 1030 On motion of Co~ucilmau Herrin~ seconded by Co~ncmlman Burk and carried~ Council ordered filed notice of renewal of lease fr<~m U o S. ~arine Corps for east half 8th Street for period ending ,Ac~e 30, 1967. RIGHT OF ENTRT LICENSE On motion of Co~nciLman Gilmore, seconded by CounciLman Burk aad carried~ the Mayor was a~horized to sig~ .a right of entry license with the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Rail'~ay Company to cover that portion of railway right of way at Crossing ~-176o2 in cor~uection with the improvement of Grand Avenue Project 199. C0~CTION INSPECTION Street trunk sewers. On motion of Co~xcilman Gilmore, seconded by Council~an Arooks and carried, Council approved agreement w~h Boyle Engineering for inspection cf Broadway and Main S~L~REi~SEMENT On motion Of Councilman Brooks~ seconded by Cou~cilman Herrin and carried~ Council approved agreement with Rosenson properties for recovery of sewer co~uection charges from off-site construction, T~stin Avenue south of Santa Clarao CITY C~ONCIL - 551 ~ June 20~ 1966 ~RA'i'£~I COmmUNICATIONS On motion of Councilman Gilmore~ seconded by Councilm-n Brooks and carried, Council ordered filed c~mmlcations from the following: ~O~OF CALIF. CITIES LmgISLATIVE BU~.T.~IN ~ Bills enacted or pe~ling with 'State Le&islat~re. ~ LIC~[SE APPLICATIONS - Brlstel ~ardens~ i301 W. ~th - ~ SALE .~-~ PERSON TO ~msS~ T~A~$~ ~hick-im-O~p, ~108 W. Bo!sa- YA~ANCE & CODITI~AL USE .Decisic~s ~ by the Zoning A~alaistrator ~r. Plaaning C~=~esion, where no appeal has been file~ for affir~at~l of C~tuc!!~ VA:66-32, ~ICE~0o~ - eetabiish'~ea car l~t in P dim%ri~ at llY"E, ll$'h- APPROVED o i .... YA ,~-33~, J~,(~- ~e~lL%t a4~/ti~l Of beg~TOr~ which ~11 ~oJe~ ~c re~ ,y~ ~,~ re~ pr~e~y ~e~ R .1 ~etri~ at 717 N. L~ VA ~-'3~,.~ ~YS - c~ th~a &wel~ ~ ~ 2 1~ at 131~ VA 66-~, W~n~ - ~uce ~qui~a re~ ~ si~e y~ ~-R 1 district' 213~ ~. Pop~ - ~0~. VA 66-~,. ~T ~T~ ~ & ~T - estab~sh auto, ire leas~ o~ice sales 1~ ~ R 3 ~istrict at 930 N. Gr~ r ~0~. C~ 66-~, ~OPE ~S~LY OF G~ - ~ ch~ facility ~ R 1 aistrict at 917 S. N~ope - ~0~. Rep~ of aevices ~stal~ or rem~e~ 6-1 - 6-1~-66. S~DLWALX SALE Acting on a request fr~ the Downtown Santa Aha Association~ the City COUncil, on motion of Counc~l~m~ Herrin, secca~e~ by Counoi~-~u Brooks an~ carrie~, grante& per~ission for a sidewalk sale fron 9:~0 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. ca either ~uly 16 or July ~9, 1966. The City Manager presente~ to the City Council his report on the six month operation of the direct char&e syste~ for refuse c~llectica. P~ ~-vCE ~EP~T past year. on~ presented a copy Vice Mayor Gila~re read '~o the City Council a repc~t ~escrib~ the observations an~ activities of the Police Advisory Committee f~ the to the Clerh of the C~uneil for filing, SANITATI~ CSE Councilman Brooks eee~emteA e~ the ~range County League ef Cities of a model or~inaace to pr~vlAe uniform sa~!tati~ co~e provielems for restaurants an~ aske~ that %his ~t~;er be reviewed by the Staff ond presente~ to the City C~uncil with a recommendation. CITY C~mOIL . RECESS At 4:17 p.m. the meeting was recessed to 7:30 p.m., in the Council Chamber. The meeting was reconvened at 7:30 p.m. with all C~aucllmen present. Following the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag, the Invocation was delivered by The Reverend Leslie F. Chaplain, Goodwill Industries. OATH OF OFFICE CIT~ ATTO~E~ office was a~m~nistered by the Clerk Mayor Narvey announced the appointment of William L. Mock as City Attoraey, effective ~Aly 1, 1966, and the oath of of the Council. ~OL~TION OF APPRECIATION~ Mayor Ear,ay rea~ and presented to Mr. John K. Colwell, a Resolution of Appreciation for his ~i~etean years' service to the City of Santa Aaa as City Attorney. Hearimg was opened on Amez~lment AA 590 - N~w.q Application 590 filed by John Nees, continued fr~a 6-6-66, proposin~ ame-~nt of Sectional District Map 23-5-10 by reclassifying from R 2 to C 5 district property on west side of Bristol betwean Glenwood and Camden Place o pla-~i~g C~amission Reso- lution 5780 rec~ended denial. 'The applicant was present amd discussed hazar~ of backin~ out into Bristol from property amd lack of a~equate parking without being able to use lot which fronts on Camden. Larry Nees, 2309 Lakeside, Orange, co-owner of property on Camden, Joh~ C. Nees, Long Beach, and Narold Fedden, 2219 N. Flower spoke in support of the application. On motion of Councilman Brooks, seconded by Com~ci~m"n Gilmore and carried, Council ordered filed petition with apprex,mately 70 names in favor. Robert L. Forest, 1310 Glenwood Place, Carl Ho Byers, 1305 W. Ca-~en, Sgt. Provey, 1~02 W. Glenwo(El, a~d Ralph Seeley, !30~ Glenwoo~ Place~ expresse~ opposition to rezoning. There being mo further testimony,, the M~yor declared the hearing closed. At the re,nest of the Mayor, the Clerk rea~ the ad~lreS~es 'on the petition submitted in favor. COuacilman McMichael explained the P]-~tng Commission's policy not to re- zone side-on lots when Bristol was rezoned. It was moved by Couacilman Mc~chael, seconded by Councilman Burk and carried, that COUncil deny the reclassification. ST. VACATI(~ - MAYW00D Hearing was announced on proposed v~cation of portion of Maywood Avenue, east of Yale Street, continued from 6-6-66. At the request of the Assistaat Director of Public Works, and on motion of Councilman Markel, seconded by Counci~w~n Herrin and carrie~, the hearing was continued to July 5, 1966 in the Council Chamber, 7:30 p.m. EE~ING - Mayor Narvey -nnounced this was the time ASSESSMENT DIST. 229 and place fixed for hearing of Protests, objections or appeals in respect of the diagram, assessment and work done in Assessment District No. 229 ~ader and pursuant to Resolution of Intention ClOT C0~NOIL - 553 - J~ae 20, 1966 No. 65-11g, and the Improvement Act of lgll. The Clerk presented affidavit of public&ticm and certificates of mailing and posting notice 0f hearing on assessment and repoxted no protests received. There being no response to the Mayor's call for oral protests, the hearing was closed. It was move~ by C~uncilman Brooks, seconded by Councilman Herrin, that further reading be waived and Council adopt RESOLUTION 66-94 CONFIRMING ASSESS~T IN ASSE~L~£ DISTRICT NO. 229, SAI~TA ANA, CALIFORNIA. On roll call vote: AYES~ COUNCIEMEN: Gilmore, Brooks, t~rk, Herri~, Markel, · NcMiChael, Harvey NOES~ C0~NCIL~EN: None A~E~T, COU~CT'f.~EN: No~e ~ING - Hearing was -~ounced on Appeal 177' APPEAL 177 filed by Santa Aha Packing Ccmpa~ SA~A AEA PACKING CO. appealing conditions imposed by the Zoning A~m~strator in his approval of Variance Application 66-37 to expand a non-c~nforming use in the M 1 and C 2 districts at ~210 Dale Neinly, Attorney, 611 W. 8th, represented the applicant and explained his client,s intentidn to add a 15' x 3~' office for which the Zoning Administrator imposed conditions requiring 30 parking spaces, a 60' dedicatio~ on Bolsa and . continuing dffer to dedicate ~n future Shannon Street. Mr. Heinl~ stated that the applicant would a~ree to the dedication~ if he could be assured that at no t!~, in the future woul~ the City require that he make the improvements. Councilman McMichael expressed the viewpoint tha~ since this was not a new develol~aent, hut an established business desirin~ to make an improvement, he did not feel it was the City's right to require an additional hax~ship. It was moved ~y Councilman McNichael, seconded by Ccunci~w~ Eerrin and carried, that the appeal be granted a~d the conditions be deleted except the condition that the development be in accordance with the submitted, plot plan. Counci~m-~ Brooks qualified his vote by stating he was not in favor of deleting the parking requirement. N~/~NG - Hearing was announced on Appeal 178 APPEAL 178, TANE~ filed by George Lo Taney frsm the Plaguing C ....... issic~s denial of Variance Application 66-35 to establish an auto garage in the R 3 B district at 802 N~ Flower. The Clerk reported notice was mailed 6-13-66 and that letters of protest had been received from Mr. and MrS. 0skopp, 80~ N. Garn~ey, l~bel Stake~ 810 No Garnsey, A. M. Knabb, 82~ N. Flower, and Lois Whitlock~ 802 N. Flower. Mr. Cliff Baxter appeared for Mr. Taney, and stated there would be no struct.Ara! chauges in the building, the hours would be shorter, and the gas pump islands would be removed~ leaving the tanks underground and filled with sand. There being no further testimony~ the hearing was closed. COUncilman Brooks' motion to uphold the action of the Pl-n~ing C~mmission was lost for want of a second. It was moved by Councilman Burk~ seconded by Councilman Gilmor~e, that Council overrule the action of the Planning Ccmmnission and grant Variance Application 66-35, subject to conditions in Staff Commnents dated 5-23-66 with exception of elfm~nation of condition 10, and cha~ing the word "void" to "recc~nend voiding" and ~" to years years im condition 4. The motion carried with Councilman Brooks voting ~nO~o Mr. Taney agreed to the conditions as modified. HEALTH NUISANCE Council received a report from the Health Department regarding a petition submitted by property owners on West 5th Street in which it was stated that a poultry rauch on 1st Street between Euclid a~d Newhope CITT COUNCIL ~ 55~ - June 20~ 1966 was causing a fl~ an~ feather nuisance. ~he report en,,w~r&ted the art--s by the Hea~th Depot to a~te the s[t~t~ ~ c~c~u~ ~th the ~c~t~on that the C~ty F~ Contro~ ~ce be ~se~ to ~t pr~t~ve f~ c~tro~ ~as~s ~ ~t. ~ ~pr~ ~ ~c~s~ve abate- ~ent a~on By ~he Hea~ ~e~. On motion of Counci!,~n ~Ark, seconded by Counci!~A~ Herrin and carried, Council requested the City _Man~er to study the w~tter and submit to the City Council a recc~nended ordinance including preventive measures. STOP SIG~$ Actin~ upon the reccanendation of the D~ect~ of ~btic .W~ in his ~po~ ~ a p~ition requesting stop s~s on Pop~ at St. ~ P~ce, the City C~cil, on m~ion of Co~ci~ ~1, seco~e~ By C~ci~ He~ ~d c~ied, ~e~e~ the request f~ st~ si~. ~t a~r~ the p~c~nt of 2~ ~le s~ed l~t s~s ~ ~itio~l s~e~ Z~t e~orce- ~nt ~ the ~a. 1~¢~ ,'-/~' ~B'~w~u Considering an application for .permit to ~ta~ ~bbits at 1~6 Su~i~ sub~tte~ by Robe~ D. ~c~th, t~ City C~cil he~ a repo~ ~ ~ ... S~i~ P~er, that as f~ as the P~ Staff ~ be~ able t~ ~ the a~icult~al use of the pro~y h~ n~ been out of use for ~ t~ f~ m~ths. ~e City ~ager ~p~ a ~ealth De~nt ~po~ ~.i~ s2ate~ t~t if the pr~sas ~e ~ta~ in a s~it~ ~er the~ sh~ld be no ~or ~ f~ nuis~ce, ~ refe~ to the possibility of ~d~ce ch~es ~g~g f~es a~ ~her ~blic n~s~ces. ~ also su~asted the City C~cil ~t ~sh to conifer the possibility of ~v~ a secti~ in the ~.. ~ce w~ch woul~ pe~t the City to move ~a~st ~iat~g n~-c~o~ uses, Spea~ing in opposition to the granting of a permit ware Joseph B. 2~20 W. Borchard, M~. Rausch, 2505 W. Borchard, ~oe Heller, 2525 W. Borchard, Dr. W. M. Townsend, 2601 W. ~inger, Roland Clark, 2~92 Hock, an~ ~ohn Gilbert, attorney, representi~ Mr. Melton. Mr. ~ilhert questione~l the statement that the agricu'itural use has been continuous, citing that the bui]&~_= has been,vacant for twelve months, that for the last two years only two head of cattle have been on the property. Robert-Rick.las, attorney representing the applicant, called attention to the Municipal Co~e section requiring the pereit be issued if applicant cc~plies with regulations. C~Ancil~u ~errin suggested this might be held in abeyance pe~-_~ stu~ of the o~ce ~ abati~ nu~s~ces. A m~i~ by O~ci~ ~o~s' to ~nat~ct the City ~er t* ot~hen the o~a-ce to abate ~ ~d f~ a~s~ces ~s ~th~. A ~ion by C~ci~ ~k to ~t the ~t ~s ~th~a~ a~er he ques~i~' the City Atto~ey ~ga~ ~e ~ ~st" c~ta~ed in the ~ici~l C~e. It was ~oved by Counci~au Burk, seconde~ By Councilman ~rooks that the ~tter be deferred for tvs weeks for a legal opinion from the City Attorney 'on what~ alternatives the Council has. The City Manager suggested C~uncil had as alternatives: follow the mandatory position of the code; ~ake findings separate from or interpret the findings of the a~-~-~etrative staff, a,~ if different, declare them as facts and refuse to issue the ' permit; or do either~ with the indication' that the opposing party has the ~ right to go into' court for ad~u~licn$ion. Mr. Brooks withdrew his secon~ to Counc~---u Burk's motion to defer for legal opinion and the motion faile~ for lack of second. It was move~ by Councilman XcM/chael, seconded By Councilman Brooks that the Council find that a continuing use has not existed and the permit for a " CITY C0~IL - 5~5 - June 20, 1966 .. rabbit far,_be ~enied. Councilman Gilmore stated he ha~ no objection to the motion but believed it was nee proper procedure in this ~natance--that it would be better to indicate future action is contemplated, giving a~vamce warnix~ to property owners. The motion c~rried on roll call vote: AYES, COUNCILMEN: Brooks, Markel, McMichael, ~aa-vey NOES, CO~NCIL~: Gilmore, Burk, Herrin ABSENT, C00NCILM~I: Nc~e T'm~~. PARCEL NAP 464 0nmeelon of Coumc~lw~ Markel, seconded by cOUncilman Herrin a~ carried, Council approved subject to the conditions in the Planning Director's report dated June lb, 1966 Tentative Parcel Map ~64 filed by E,m~ Development Cceapam~, Imc.., creatimgfo~rparcels south orE digger and east of Ritchey. TENT. PARCEL NAP 468 On motion of Councilman Markel, seconded by Councilman Herrin and carried, Tentative Parcel Map 468 filed by Irvine Industrial Complex creating f~ur ~arcels north of Dyer Read and west of Redhill was approved subject to conditions in Plamuing Director's report dated June 1~, I966, Land the alley requirement was waived. TE~TIVE PARCEL MAP ~69 Om motion of Councilman Markel, seconded by Councilman Werrin and carried, Tentative Parcel. Nap 469 filed by Nasahi Neishi creating two parcels so~th of Eazard, west of Euclid was approved subject to pla~t-E Director's report dated june 1B~ 1966, and alley re~uiremant was waived. T~£ATIVE PARCEL MAP 465 It was moved by Counc~ 1..a~ Narkel,' seconded by Councilman Nerrim and carried, that Tentative Parcel Map 465 ~iled by Vermmm D. Cox, creating two parcels at the southeast corner of Walmut an~ Baker ~e approved subject to conditi~s in Planni~ Director's report dated ~u~e 6, 1~66. ST~:,,? N~J/g CHANGE - On motion of Councilman Markel, MacAR~/R seconded :by Councilman Eerrin and carrie~l, Council referre~ ~o the pla~ning C~.=.tssi~u for S~u~ty and recommendation m letter from the Orange County Street Naming ~cm~ttee recmamending that NacArthur Boulevard ~etween Main and the Newport Freeway be changed to Talbert Avenue. U.S.C0~F. OF NAYOR~ On meelonof Council=a~ Bmrk, seconded by Councilma.u Brooks amd carried, C~Aucil approved the attendance of Councilman Herrin at the U. S. Conference.of Nayo~s in Dallas June 11 - 1~, 1966 at city expense. EA~0OD CUL-DE-SAC A request from residents of the 13OO block of North Eastwood for a cul- de-sac at Washington Place was referred to the Staff for investigation and report on motion of Councilmam Burk~ seconded by Ceuncil,~ Narkel and carried. CITY CO~CIL - 556 - june 20, 1966 RE~U~S~2~E~ O~ motio~ of Cou~c21m~ Brooks, seconded by Coumc~!m-n Herrin and carried, Council authorized reimbursements for stl~e~ construction in excess of local street requirements or in ex~-~uge for dedication of right of way to: Gulf Oil Corp., $3,151, Harbor and Hazard; Gulf 0il Corp., $1,807, ~ristol and Hemlock; Allied Asphalt Paving Company, $2,099, Fairhaven east of Glassell; Western United Land Co., $1,429, 801 S. Harbor; Mobil 0il Co., $3,~61, Glassell aud Fairhaven. SURPLUS PROPERTY Council received surplus property report 28-66 regardt-E a 600 sq. ft. building at 2024 North Main Street. It was moved by Councilman B~rk, seconded by Councllm-n Herrin and carried, that the building be declared surplus and demolition be authorized. SURPLUS S~EATE~S Acting on a report fr~a the City Manager, the City Co~ucil on motion of Councilman Nerrin, seconded by Councilman Markel carried, declared 300 school safety patrol sweaters as non-useable a~d salvage and granted permission to donate them to the People-To-People C~ittee for Santa Ana's Sister City in E1 Salvador. HIGRWAY RELINQ~ISH~ENT On motion of Councilman Gilmore, seconded by Councilman Brooks and carried, Council ordered filed a Division of Highways notice of intent to relinquish parcels adjacent to the Santa Aha Freeway between 1st Street and the Garden Grove Freeway. A~OPRIATION ADJUSTM~IT On motion of CounciLman McMichael, seconded by Council-~ Eerrin and carried, Council authorized the transfer of funds as follows: $4,540 frcm Fund 11-553 to 11-511; $1,130 from ~und 11-521 to 11-511; $8,800 from Fund 11-553 to 11-541; $75.00 from Fund 51-552 to 51-511. ADJOU~ There being no further business to ccme before the City ~ouncil, the meetingwas adJourned at 11:03 p.m. on motion of Councilman Herrin, seconded by Counci~m~ Burk and carried. DORIS M. BROWN OLEP~ OF TEE COUNCIL - ~57- ~e 20, 1966 MIN~£.-~ OF T~ REGULAR OF T"~. CITY COUNCIL OF CITY OF SANTA ANA~ CALIFORNIA July 5, 1966 The meeting was called to order at 2:00 p.m., in the Council Chamber, 217 N. Main Street, Santa Ana~ California. Roll call wes answered by Councilmen James Gilmore, Walter Brooks, Davis Burk, Wade Herrin, j. Ogden Markel) Tom McMichael and Mayor Harry H., Harvey. Also present were City Manager Carl J. Thornton~ Director of Public Works Eonald Wolford~ Director of Planning Paul Van Stevens, City Attorney William L. Mock and Clerk of the Council Doris M. Brown. APPROVAL OF W/~YfES carried, after the following correction: The Minutes of the Regular Neetlag of'June 20, 1966 were approved on motion of Councilman McMichael, seconded by Councilman Herrin amd Page 554, TANE~ APPEAL 178, in the last paragraph, change bhe words, "3 7ears" to "2 7ears" to "2 ~ears to 3 ~ears". Mayor Harvey acknowledged the presence of the new City Attorney, William L. Mock, and also of the new Assistant City Attorney, Frank Lowry. B~?AWA~D - On motion of Councilw~n Markel, ELECTRIC LAMPS seconded by Councilm-~ Brooks and carried, Court611 ordered filed report of bids received for electric lamp requirements for fiscal year 1966-67, Spec. 452-1~; awarded contract to Electric Supplies Distributing Cempany, the lowest bidder who could furnish entire requirement; and rejected all other bids. BIDAWARD - The City Manager recommended to GASOLzm,: Council rescission of its action of 6-20-66 awarding contract for annual gasol 1ne requirements, Spec. 461-12 to Atlnntic Richfield, inasmuch as closer analysis of bids revealed they were second lowest bidder. 0n motio~ of C~amcilman Eerrin, seconded by Councllm~- Markel an~ carrie~, Ceuncil rescinded its action of 6-20-66 and awerded contract to Shell Oil Company. R~GULATING WILD SANTA ANA ~FiCIPAL CC~E ~f ANINAL~ A~DING ~ SECTIONS T9 PART 2, CNAPTER 1, OF ARTICLE IV TO REGULATE T~ '~.:.:~J~O OF WILD ANIMALS ~A~n/N 'ra~ CIT~ OF SANTA ANA wa~ presented for first reading. Mr. Daniel Cohen, 1222 River Lane, requested the postponement of th~ passing of the ordinance u~til animal owners could study it. The City Manager suggested he might present changes in the enforcement clauses of the ordinance before its adoption~ and Mayor Harvey advised Mr. Cohen to confer with the Manager on possible alterations of the ordinance. It was moved by Councilman Brooks, seconded by Councilman Burk and carried, that Ordinance NS-851 be passed tb Second reading. CITY C0~NCIL - 558 - July 5, 1966 RES. 66-97 RESOLb~ION 66-97 I~iTIATING PROCEEDINGS AB~EY~ATION - S.A.RIVER FOR TH~ ANNEXATION OF TERRITORY TO THE S0~va OF FIFTH ST. ANNEX CITY OF SAI~A ANA~ DESIGNATING AN APPROPRIATE NAME FOR SAID TERRITORY OF "SANTA ANA RIVER SOUTH OF Flr£n STRmmT AHN~", AND GIVING NOTICE OF PROTEST HEARING THEREON was read by title. It was moved by Cou~cilmau Brooks, seconded by Councilw~n Eerrin, that further reading be waived and Resolution 66-97 be adopted. On roll call vote~ AYES, NOES, ABSENT~ C0UNCltREN: Gilmore~ Brooks~ Burk~ Herrin, Markel, McMichael, Harvey COUNCILMEN: None. COUNCILMEN: None RES'f 66-98 RESOLUTION 66-98 OVERRULING THE TANAY - V.A.66-35 DECISION OF T~ PLANNING COmmiSSION AND APPLICATION 66-35 FILED BY GEORGE Lo TANEY, SUBJECT TO CERTAIN CONDITIONS was read by title. It was moved by Councilman Brooks~ seconded by Councdlm~u Herrin, that further reading be waived and Resolution 66-98 be adopted. On roll call vote: AYES, COUNCILMEN: NOES ~ C OUNC IIREN: ABSENT, COUNCIIREN: Gilmore~ Brooks, Burk, Herrin, F~rkel, McMichael, Harwy None None RES~.m 66-99 RESOLUTION 66-99 D~.w~INO CONDITIONS SANTA ANA PACKING - V.A.66-37 IMPOSED BY THE ZONING ADMINISTRATOR IN GRANTING A VARIANCE ON VARIANCE APPLICATION 66-37 FILED BY T~L~ SANTA ANA PACKING CO. was read by title. It was moved by Councilman Brooks~ seconded by Councilman Herrin, that further reading be waived and Resolution 66-99 be adopted. On roll cai1 vote: AYES~ COUNCILMEN: NOES~ COUNCILMEN: ABSENT, COUNCIIREN: Gilmore, Brooks, Burk, Herrin, Markel, McMichael, Harvey None None RES. 66-101 RESOLUTION 66-101 ACCEPTING I,.:,:,',S AND D,:,:~,$ - NO CASE AN OFFER OF DEDICATION WHERE THE CITY IS PAYING NO CASE CONSIDERATION (Knickerbocker, Powell, Newhope Assembly of God, Standard 0il Co., Jackson, Allen, Industrial Facilities) was read by title. It was moved by Councilman Brooks, seconded by Council- ma~ Herrln, .that .I%Arther reading be waived and Resolution 66-101 be adopted. 0u roll call vote: AYES, COUNcILM~: NOES~ COUNCILMEN: AESE~T, COgNCIL~: Gilmore, Brooks, .Burk, Herrin, Markel, McMichael~ Harvey None None moved hy Councilman Brooks, reading be waived and Resolution 66-102 be adopted. RESOLUTION 66=102 ACCEPTING A DEED FROM FIDEL Mo AND JOSEPHINE REYES IN CONSIDERATION OF T~m SUM OF $10,500 ~was read by title. It was seconded by Councilm-u Herrin, that further ~ roll call vote: CITY COUNCIL - 559 - % 1966 AYES, C09-NC~: NOES, COUNCILMEN: ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: Gilmore, Brook~, Burk, Eerrin, Markel, McMichael, Haxvey None RES. 66-103 RE~OLOTION 66-103 CONDITIONALLY ATCHISON, TOPEKA & ~ PERM~'r£ING '£~m ATCWTSON, TOPEKA AND SAI~TA FE SANTA YE NAI~WAY COMPANY TO LAY ITS RAILROAD TRACEB ANDTO RUN ITS CARS ACROSS WARNER A¥~a~gE IN TW~-~ Cl'l~ OF SANTA ANA was read by title. It was moved by Coumcilman Brooks, seconded by Councilman Eerrin, that further reading be waived and Resolutio~ 66-103 be adopted. Om roll call vote: AYES, C0~NC~: Gilmore, Brooks, Bark, Herrin, Markel, McMichael, wa~vey NOES, COUNCILMEN: Nome ' ABS~£, C0~NCII~EN: None 0m motion ~f ~Councilman Markel, seconded by Councilman Gilmore and carried,. Council ~approved the following change or, ers: ChanEe Order No.. 1 to contract with Pylom, Imc., for Well No. 22, Spec. 66-2, to tnatall flow transmitter a,~ telemetering equipment, $252. Change Order No. 1 to contract with Paul Gardner, Inc., for Project T-9 to i~stall larger pull box for conduit, a~d Project T-10 to install larger cabinet, $329. SO!~L TESTS 0~ motion of Councl!m-- Maxkel, seconded by Councilman ~rooks and carried, C~ncil authorized execution of agreement with County of Orange extemding previous agreemaut for Soil Tests and Material Control Tests,. dated 7-5-60, for five years. ~ITT ~3~ C O~$1ffFICATIOES On motion of Council~n Brooks~ seconded by Councilman Markel and carried, Council ordered filed the following cc=~.unications: PUBLIC IITILITIE~ C0~${I~SION - Pacific Telephone application for authority to establish alphabetical and classified directory to serve Capistrano Valley and ~a~ Clemente exchanges. PUBLIC UTILITIES CO~9~ISSION - Application of Eunice Clayton to sell to Charles J. Black anzl Sme A. Black franchise of bus lines between Santa Aha and the U.S. Ma~ine Base near E1 Toro. V~IANCE & CONDITIONAL USE PE~4ITS - Decisions made by the Zoning Administrator or, Planning C~.m~ssion, where no appeal has been filed, for affirmation of Council: CUP 66~5, DE STOCY~T~ - establish day nursery 3rd - APPROVES. VA 66-39, JAMES - reduce required side yard and remove covere~ off-street parktnE in R ! district at 21b~ Alo~a - D~. VA 66-41, H~gER - construct self-service postal u~it within 140' Setback in C 2 district at 1300 CITT CO~NDIL - 560- VA 66~, cALABI%ESE -' construct roc~ addition which encroaches to w~thin 1~' of rear lot line in R 1 district at 16~2 E. Stafford - APPROVe. VA 66-~3, pOW~r.L 11~ SIGN - reconstruct non-conforming industrial l~Ailding in ¢ 2 district at 711 E let - APPR0V~. VA '66k~, GRAF - construct office building in R 3 district having less than required frc~t and side yard setbacks and substandard off-street parking at 837 N. Ross - APPROVED° VA 66-~5, ~IRE INS. - temporarily locate trailer for office purposes in Professional district at 1502 N. Broadway - APPROVe. LIaR LICENSE APPLICATIONS - Doc's Liquors, 2~26 W. 17th - OFF SALE G~F~AL P~SON TO P~0N TRAN$F~ Half Crown Bar, 1238 Eo Edinger - ON SALE Bw.~ PER$0N TO P~tSON Hideaway, 513 S~ Main - ON SALE ~ & WINE PERSON TO PER~0N TRANRr~ Magill, 1~13 No Harbor - NEW ON SALE Royal R~-~ 1502 E. let - 0~ SALE GEI~ P~SON TO Speedee Mart ~2 - OFF SALE ~ & WY,: PERS0~ TO PERSON TRANS,'ER Aztec, 332~ A & B Wo 1st - ON SALE BEER PERSON TO P~ON TRAI~r~ STI~'£ NAME C~NGE Council received a letter fron South l~ain Y~aprovement Association request- ing Council to disapprove proposal to change MacArthur to Talbert within City ltmtts of Santa Aha. The Pla~Ing Director reported that the name of the street was changed to Tall~rt by Council resolution ~n 196~. 0~ motion of Councilman Brooks, seconded by Councilman Markel and carried, Council ordered the letter filed and requested the staff to investigate and report back to Council how the name change was initiated. REI~SE CO?.?.w~Y~ION 0~ motion of Councilma~ NcMichael, seconded By Councilman Burk and carried, Council ordered filed c~uication from Mrs. Janice Boer opposing Council's decision to initiate legal action to determine authority ~f City to govern refuse collectio.n on school district property~ ~ ~ S~T~ NAIN ON & OFF RAMPS On motion of Councilman Herrin seconded by Councilman Bark and carried, Council ordered filed letter from Downt=~n Santa Ama Association requesting new engineering plan for South Main ~treet Ramps be prepared and submitted to all interested organizations for rec~w~endation, and requested Public Works Director to contact Downtown Association to bring them up to date on action that has been taken by Council and present status of matter. P~ING ON W. 5TH On moticm of Councilmau BroOks, seconded by Councilman Herrin and carried, Council ordered filed communication fron Mrs. Mattie Kane requesting yellow curb at 1~25 W. 5th, after the Manager reported there is no w~y to provide curb parking for au individual, but suggested an atte~ at contacting the directors of the Pepsi-Cola C~apany for cooperation in solving the problem of their employees parW~ there. V~66-26, ~WELL Mr. Kofford, Curran ~,m~er Co,patay, spoke on Behalf of Mrs. ~ames D. Bedwell, protesting condition imposed by Variance Application 66-26 requiring d~dication of 14' lot frontage at 2030 Eo Warner. Mr. Kofford stated the applicant was not aware of the condition until after the appeal~eriod had expired. On advice ef the City Aftra-ney, and on motion of Councilman Burk, seconded by Councilman Herrin and carried, Council ordered the waiver of the $35°00 fee in the event the applicant wishes to reapply for a variance. PA~KING CONCESSION Mr. Ted Money, spoke ~o Co~ucil regarding request frcm Jr. Chamber of Cn~merce,~for permission to operate par$.'lng lot concession for Municipal Stadium 1966-67. The City M~ger suggested delaying decision on the matter until consideration could be given to the budget as the parking area may be increased considerably. On motion of Councilman Brooks, seconded by Councllm~n Eerrin and carried, Council postponed action until the meeting of August l, 1966. TUSTIN AVE. SEWER LINE On motion o~ Councilman Markel, seconded by Councilman Herrin and carried, Council ordered filed cc~munlca~ion from C. Arthur Nisson, Counsel for County Sanitation District No. 7 proposing compromise and settlement in District 7 vs Santa Aha case regarding sewer Line in Tustin Avenue, and authorized the Staff to negotiate for transfer of the property to Sanitation District No. 7 and bring a recc~m~endation ~0 CounCil on July 18, 1966. p.m., and public hearing set for July 18, The dates for study sessions for proposed hu~.~et 1966-67 were set for Monday, July 11, 1966 a~ 7:00 p.m., and July 15, 1966, a~ 1966, 7:30 p~m. ~CESS At 3~17 p.m., a 10 minute recess was declared. The meeting resumed at 3:27 pom~, with all Councilmen present. D~NTOWN PARKING DISTRICT The City Manager read and filed with Council a report on Plan for Central City Off-Str~et Parking Program in which he recommended the City should accept some share of costs of providing off-street parking in any business area based upon the following criteria: 1. The area is willing to invest at least 50% of the ~nitial cost of procuring the off-street parking area. 2. The city shall not be required to do more than match such private expenditures over a reasonable period of time (10 ~ears?).. The resulting properties when developed can be expected to provide at least the minimal demand for such parking within the designated time span. 4.. The parking shall be required for multiple usage (i.e., more than four~ or. s~e similar nm~mber of independent businesses) will be serviced bythe develolmment and the cost of the program borne by the properties to be served shall be at least as great as that which would normally~be required u~der~the application of the city's requirements for the private provision of off-street parking. 5. The title to the property contained in such off-st~e~t parking program shall be with the city, and the city shall retain the right to control the operation of the parking, the charging of parking fees, the development of the properties and the sale or trade of such properties so long as the city shall continue to maintain the number of parking stalls envisioned in the program~ but the location of the facilities based upon most effective service to the participating businesses shall stay with the city. Regarding' specifically parking in the retail core of the "city center", he recommended the city participate in the following manne~ circumstances~ and understandings: That the entire initial lot acquisition cost be borne by private interests and that the lots belong in fee to the city without restrictions of any kind. That all costs, other than acquisition and development and all revenues accruing from parking facilities within the area be the sole responsibility of the city without limitation as to fund source or disposition including maintenance~ policing and operational policy making. That the city use the money available in the Parking Meter Fund as Miscellaneous Reserve (which should total approximately $285,000 by the time it would be needed in total) to develop the properties as reccmmended in their item~4o That from funds of the city's choice an annual contribution ultimately totalling no more than initial acquisition costs be expended to cover operating and expansion activities in the area so long as the city is satisfied that the downtown property owners and businessmen are acting to add the other ingredients essential to over-all revitalization. It is reco~m~ended that this amount be placed at $120,000 per year. That the c±ty retain the prerogative to sell~ trade or otherwise relocate the initial or subsequently acquired parking facilities determined necessary to serve the greater public interest so long as equivalent facilities to those privately acquired are provided. Following discussion and questions~ Mayor Harvey suggested the matter be placed on the J~ly 18th agenda and the Downtown Parking Committee be prepared tosubmit a surmnary of its ideas on the report. CITY ATTOBNEY'S REPORT On motion of Coanc~lman Gilmore~ seconded by Councilman Brooks and carried~ Council agreed to consider in executive session at the next regular meeting the former City Attorney's report regarding appeal to Superior Court of decision concerning Norton vs. Santa Aha. SOAPBOX DERBY On motion of Councilman Brooks~ seconded by Councilman Burk and carried~ Council approved~request fo~ motorcade pub~cizlngSouthern Califorala finals of the Soapbox Derby July 17~ 1966~ TRAFFIC CONTROL The City Manager presented Council with a report from the Director of Public Works entitled, "Policies on T~affic Control Devices" dated Jume 30, 1966. CITY COUNCIL - 563 - July 5, 1966~ TE~INATIONS report if they are not already included. Responding to ~a suggestion by Councilma~ McMichael the Manager stated terminations of employees could be included in the ~monthly RECESS At 4:45 p.m., the meeting was recessed to 7~30 p.m. at which time the meeting reconvened with all Councilmen present. Following the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag~ the Invocation was deli~vered by Captain Tom Cisar~ The Salvation Army. MAYWOOD ST~nEET VACATION Hearing was announced on proposed vacation of portion of Maywood Avenue, east of Yale Street, continued from~ 6-20-66. On motion. of Councilman Herrin, seconded by Councilman Brooks and Qarried, the hearing was continued to July 18, 1966~ in the Council Chamber, 7:30 p.m. FAIRHAVEN STREET VACATION Nearing was announced on proposed RES~ 66~100 vacation of two feet of street on south side of Fairhaven, east of Glassell. The Clerk reported that notice of the hearing was published in The Register~ June ll, 1966, was posted in the area June 23, 1966, evidence thereto on file; and no written c~maunications received~ There being no response to the Mayor's call for testimony, the hearing was closed. R~OLUTION 66-100 ORDERING THE VACATION OF RIGHT OF WAY GN THE SOUTH SIDE OF FAIRHAVEN AVENUE~. EAST .OF GLASSELL STREET was read by title. It was moved by Councilman Brooks, seconded by Councilman Burk, that further reading be waived and Resolution 667100 be adopted. On roll call vote: AYES~ COUNC ILMF~ ~ NOES, COUNCII~EN: ABSENT~ C~JNCILMEN ~ Gilmore) B~ooks~ Burk, Herrin, Markel, McMichael, Harvey None None HEARING - Hearing was opened on Amendment AA 591, HUMPNRIES Application 591, filed by CLarence Humphries~ preposing the amendment of Sectional District Map 16-5-10 by reciassifying~ from the A i to the R 2 district~ property on the north side of McFadden between Harbor and Newhopeo Planning CommissiGn Resolution 5783 reco~ended approval. The Clerk reported that notice of-hearing was published in The Register June 18~ 1966 with affidavit of publication on file and no written commaunications received. There being no response to the Mayor's call for testimony~ the hearing was closed. It was moved by Councilman McMichael~ seconded by Councilman Markel and carried, that Council approve the reclassification and instruct the City Attorney to prepare an amending ordinance according to E~hibit A. HEARING - Hearing was opened on Amendment AA 592, DAVIS Application 592, filed by Arthur Davis, proposing the amendment of Sectional District Map 17~5-9 by reclassifying, from the R i to the M i district~ property on the east side of Grand between Chestnut and Regent° Planning Cummission Reselution 5782 recommende~ approval. The Clerk reported that notice of hear~"E was published CITY CO~NCIL - 564 - J~ly 5~ 1966 in The Register June 18, 1966 with affidavit of publication on file and no written communications received. There being no response to the Mayor's call for testimony~ the hearing was closed. It was moved by Councilman Herrin, seconded by Councilman Brooks and carried, that Council approve the reclassification and instruct the City Attorney to prepare aa a~ending ordinance according to ExhibitA. HEARING - Hearing was opened on iPlanning WASHINGTON FUTURE Cc~mlssion~s proposal to amend BIGHT OF WAY Municipal Code Section 9271 to establish future right of way lines on Washingtcn Avenue on the north side, 30 feet from center line between Flower and Bush~ except for the 183 feet easterly of the centerline of Broadway. The Clerk reported that notice cf heari~gwas published in The Register June 18~ 1966 with affidavit of publication on file and no written co~nunications received. There being no response to the Mayor's call for testimo~j, the hearing was closed.. It was moved by Councilman McMichael~ seconded by Councilman b~rk and carried~ that. Co,~tcil approve the recommendation of the Planning C~missfon to establish future right of way lines on Washington Avenue on the north side~ ~0 feet from center line between Flower and B~sh Streets~ except for the 18~ feet easterly of the centerline of Broadway, and instruct the City Attorney to prepare an appropriate ordir~ance. CUL DE SAC - Acting on a request from residents EAST~OOD of 1300 block of N. Eastwood for cul-de-sac of Eastwood at Washington Place.~. the City Oo~nc:il~ on. motion cf Councilman Brooks~ seconded by Councilman Markel and carried, took a favorablm position toward closure of the street and aUtmhOrized the staff to work out a development plan ~t~hat will sertre the area ade~uate~jf amd not present a hazard~ SOLIC.~TATi0NS it. was moved by Councilman Gilmore~ seconded by Coumcilman Brooks and carried, that the folI.owir~ requests for solicitations be approved~ Lions Club of Santa Ana for sale of miniature White Canes~ September 8, 1966o Muscular Dystrophy Association for house-to-house solicitation, September 18, 1.966. STOP SIGNS The City Manager rec~mmended against MAXiNE/ 3rd & 4th granting the request for stop signs at 4th a~d Maxir~e ~d 3rd arid Maxine as requested by petition to Council dated june 14, 1966~ stating that. the intersecti~s dc ~ot meet established warrants and the placing of stop sig~s would increase the hazard. Mr~ Daryl Nelson~ 5310 W~ 4th., and Mrs. A~a sta~ble~ 5301 W 3rd~ spoke on behalf of petitioners. Mayor Harvey requested additional police surveilla:~ce and. asked the P~blic Works Director to contact the petitioners to see w~at measures other than stop signs could be used to increase safety in the area, ~2 RESIGNATZON~ CITY CQ(~NC IL It was movad by Co~cilman Marke!~ secor.ded by Cozn.cilman Herrin and carried.., that the resigna~ion of ~rs~ idelle ~ye fr~ Par~ aad ~6=' ~lv 5~ 1966 crea~zen Board~ be accepted w~th regrets. It was moved by CouncilW~n Markel, ,seconded by Councilman Herrin and carried, to defer to the next re~,Alar meeting the acceptance of the resi~mation of Mr. Donald Nicholson from Bowers ~aseum Board. BOI~D !~ff.EASE On motion of~Counc.~l,,~ M~rkel, seconded by ~ouncil=~ Burk and carried, Council approved release of bonds on reccesaend~tion of Director of Public Works in e~-ection with improvmaenta in Tract 5953, Poplar Street and He~lock Way. R~V0IR - CAM~P~IDGE/ A petition f~om residents in the FAIREAVEN AREA neighborhood ~of Cambridge and Fairhaven, requesting that proposed reservoir for area be placed underground, was ordered filed and referred to the F]~g Commission for use in hearing on City's Conditional Use Permit application, on motion of Councilm~n McMichael, seconded by Counc~l~ Herrin and carried. B~.T~~ It was moved by Counci~w~ Markel, seconded by Counci~-~-. Rerrin and carried, that approval be granted for reimbursement to Anthoay D. Vasi, $~,025 for street improvements constructed on Harbor and McFadden in exchange for dedication. seconded by Councilman ~rooks and carried. City Mn~er's report dated 6-29-66 rec~--~endin~ salary increases for meritorious service was approved on motion of Councilman Markel, ADJO~ At 8:20 p.m., there being no further business to come before the C~uncil, the meeting was adJo~rned to 7:00 porn., July 1~66, in the Mayor's office, on motion of Councilman Brooks, seconded by Coumcilman McMichael, and carried, for the purpose of a study session for proposed budget for DORIS M. CL~X OF T~ COt~NCIL CITY C0~IN¢IL - 566 - July 5, 1966